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Tuesday, 17 June 2014

Diet for patient with Hypertension

Non-communicable disease is one disease that is now being suffered by modern society. The pattern of lifestyle and unhealthy food intake is a major cause of high blood diseased person. Various methods are used to lower blood pressure returned to normal values, for example by limiting fluid administration or drinking water to people with hypertension. But this doesn’t have a significant effect on blood pressure reduction. In addition, patients also often advised to do a low-salt diet

Medical experts have not just too sure that the low-salt diet can cause a person’s blood pressure to be down. The content of sodium in the diet of people with over 250 g/day. So, you should pay attention to the content of sodium in the between 200-250 g/day. Low-salt diet with a sodium content of 200 mg should be conducted simultaneously or prolonged.

Tuesday, 3 June 2014

Diet and Exercise for Diabetes Mellitus

Are you people with DiabetesMellitus (DM)?? You have to learn to adjust your diet you can be in control of blood sugar due to diabetes disease can only be controlled by setting the levels of glucose in the blood, by means of diet and exercise in addition to medical treatment.
The purpose of blood glucose control is to eliminate fatigue / DM symptoms and prevent complications, for that we need to set up a healthy diet.

Meal Planning
Its recommended for fine dining with a balanced composition of carbohydrates (60-70%), protein (10-15%), and fat (20-25%). Where appropriate meal with up to 70-75% carbohydrate composition, amount of calories adjusted for growth, nutritional status, age, acute stress and physical activity to achieve a healthy weight. Total cholesterol content of < 300mg/day. The number of fiber ± 25g/day, preferably the type of soluble fiber. Salt intake is restricted when there are Hypertension. Sweeteners can be used sparingly.